Surgeons Open Meeting At Gunter Hotel With Attendees From Three States
A WGA sectional gathering of the Joerleen College of Surgeons drew about 100 members from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico to the Gunter hotel for the general meeting and clinics. A round table conference on hospital standardization involved 20 hospital owners and staff in the Pan American room. Leading surgeons from Chicago Houston and New Orleans led lectures and demonstrations at Bante Roxo and Fort Sam Houston hospitals. A keynote list included Dr. Malcolm T. Macfaden Dr. Rubert Jolly Dr. Jeff Miller Dr. Franklin H. Martin and Dr. Bowmas Crowell. The afternoon featured preventative medicine talks and a Monday night dinner and demonstration at the Menger hotel. The event closes Tuesday with a community health meeting at Travis Park Methodist church.
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Joerleen College of Surgeons
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Gunter Hotel
Gun Ler Hotel
Wullagers
Norecs
Robert FR. Green
Fort Sam Houston Pres Hospital
Malcolm T. Macfachern
Chicago
Rubert Jolly
Bannet Hospital
Houston
Jeff Miller
New Orleans
Franklin H. Martin
Bowmas
Crowell
John T. Moore
Menger Hotel
Travis Park Methodiat Church
Bonner Studio Opens Highland Park Branch
Over 100 guests attended the opening of the Highland Park branch of the Bonner Studio of Dancing at 1733 South Hackberry. The program featured numerous students and instructors, including Mildred Smith and many listed by name.
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Bonner Studion
Echool
South Hackberry Street
Lowing
Mildred Smith
Ratamie Jo Manrock
Gloriez Inban
Fran Vig Breith
Janice Chembers
Cecilia O'Brien
Fetea Joyce Schott
Dane Nunwods
Reginald Wilson
Lucile Murpar
Julietta Lipost
Dudley Cumminn
Alberta Bruumer
Virginia Memmer
Aibs
Bue Darby
Oliver Knap
Margeret_Keegan
Dorothy Kenney
Here Rite Guycoine
Thelma Flowers
Billie Jane Means
Betty Jane Kitts
Marguerite Means
Naxine Means
Betts Long
Anseelin Fre
Nowena
Graduation Plans for Hawthorne School Made
Plans for the midterm promotion exercises at Nathaniel Jinchthrne Junior High School were announced by principal Miss Mary T. Duppert. The week’s events begin Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. with the annual school banquet, and Thursday at 10 a.m. will feature the graduation exercises with Cy. Bll presiding. Class officers include Robert Hickes president and Robert Cole vice president.
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Nathaniel Jinchthrne
Mary T
Robert Hickes
Rober Cole
Laure Dickleton
Robert Sheperd
Clara AL Cole
Nora ¢. la Hesume Pad Misa Marjorie Simpson
Reckless Driver Destroys Filling Station Wall
A car crashed into a filling station at 4701 West Commerce owned by Teeherhart, tearing down a wall and damaging a gas line and windows. The vehicle and occupants fled before dawn. owner reported the incident Sunday night and began repairs Monday.
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Conte Wera
Aio
West Commerce
Teeherhart
Huisache
Rats of Sports
Montag
Capt Rogers Sent to Detroit in Army Shifts
Post details show Capt Donald B. Mergers of Twelth Field Artillery relieved from Fort Kam Honeton and reassigned abroad. The report notes a death and mentions Twenty-eighth Field Artillery at Delralt, Mist Boe, and Fort Sam Houston, with changes in leadership and post duties across multiple army units.
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Donald B. Mergers
Twelth Field Artillery
Fort Kam Honeton
Migty
Cle
Tine
Bield Artillery
Meeerven
Delralt
Mist Boe
Rogera
Slattery FP
Toelith Wiel Artillers
Fort Sam Hmiston
Reneteentative
Earache Cure Garlic Aids Onions Carmine Remedy Ad
Fragmented notice describes earache relief using garlic onions and Carmine remedy from Carmine Lreano at 1926 West Teacin street. A Monday or Monday-like prescription mentions Gaelic remedy and a doctor visit at Robert Fe ite. Prices implied, but details are unclear and OCR errors obscure specifics.
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Gaelle
Lip Reading Class Slated At Avenue A Auditorium
Starting Wednesday a free lip reading practice class sponsored by the speech league and led by Miss Lycils Parker will be held weekly in the auditorium of the Lx-Grees building on Avenue A. The following group was elected this week: W. Nichols, 17 East Myrtle Street. Mr Y W Tminlerra, 215 West Craig Mire. PB. Af Gresham, 1890 Tub Mistletoe. Mrs Kate Taslor, 432 East Birergtees Street.
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Speech Mendes's League
Lycils Parker
Lx- Grees
Avenue A
Bartor-Bearick
W. Nichols
East Myrtle Street
Y W. Tminlerra
Craig Mire
Af Gresham
Tub
Kate Taslor
Eant Birergtees Atreet
Wiedermann Named General Agent for Insurance Firm
B A Wiedermann former asco siate neceral agent of the Dnipa Cen tral Lith Yneurance company for Southweet Tera has been appointed general agent according to Cincinnati office advices. He succeeds J P Devine at the local post and is in Cincinnati consulting with home office staff. He has 16 years with Bon Antonio branch of Wolow Cen tral and is regarded as a top authority on business insurance, having led company production and sales figures in recent years.
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Asco Siate
Dnipa Central Lith
Southweet Tera
Fiee
Cincinnati
Wiedermann
J. P. Devine
Tocal
Bon Antonio
Wolow Central
Wales
Stow
Covapans
Community club and society meetings fill a day
Local clubs and organizations announce a busy schedule with meetings at the Mcrnuary and various halls. Arnold Bennett book discussion, Daughters of the Confederacy, western lodge officer installations, and charity events are planned including a bridge party at 435 East Pack Avenue and a card and dance night at the Beethoven home.
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William Cowen
Big Bore
Rast Pack Avenue
Beethorven Society
Itn
Beethoven Home
Derrida Atreet
Mise Hy Drobo
Vad Herthing
Hastersee
Plan to Help Industries by Targeting City Development
Plan announced by Landseher to boost industrial services in the city without carts to raise employment and manufacturing shares. He cites comparisons with Minneapolis and Los Angeles and suggests adopting new distribution methods to attract buyers for local products.
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Antonin
Antonin Mannmesirers
T. Landseher
Jyees
Sity
Landseber
Minneapolis
East Francisin
Kansans City
Los Angeles
Seni
Washington, D.C
Williams Funeral for Leroy Williams Held in San Antonio
Funeral services for Leroy W. Williams will be held Tuesday afternoon at Servites. Williams died at his residence in San Antonio late Saturday. He is survived by his widow and a daughter Mise Winnifred EB Williams of San Antonio and Father Thomas W. Williams of Wear Pall e, New York.
Interstate Commerce Board Approves Delaware and Madison Rail Reorganization
In Washington January 10 the Interstate Commerce Commission granted authorization for the Delaware and Madison campus to reorganize and adjust railroad lines. The proposed changes aim to vary the rail network and streamline operations under the commission’s approval.
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Okehs
Washington, D.C
Delaware & Madson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local society notes and visits in San Antonio area
The column lists multiple social updates from San Antonio and nearby towns. It mentions missionary Ciress No. 6 meeting at Mrs H P Isom's home, Bryan visitors, Fredericksburg guests, and various locals staying or visiting in San Antonio, with names including Mrs EL Ney, Miss Wienithe Downe, Mrs C G Huge, Lt. Johnson at Kelly Field, and others, highlighting weekend greetings, hotel stays, and upcoming social events.
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Bryan
Sale
EL Ney
Min
Fredericksburg
Mondey
San Antonio
Dilty
City Council Approves Gravel Pit Purchase and Repairs
City records reveal a gravel pit purchase of 16.65 acres on the Cirhef ranch near Castroville with a price of 3405. An appropriation of 187.10 finances street repairs and related items. Additional expenditures include 08,600 for advertising, 68.50 for merchant bills, 318 for sweeping brooms, and 450 for a Studebaker truck.
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Castrovillead
Cirhef
Wan Hought
Vonneil
Ehuvel
Muvertivioy Fonds
Gouller
Payne
NTLGG
Southwest Sealing Company
Cevers Stret
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra All Vaccinated
The entire personnel of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra including director Alfred Hertz have received vaccinations at Cervus Emergency Hospital following a member’s illness during the influenza season. The facility conducted a hospital vaccination drive to protect the ensemble.
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San
Hidden Cash Burned in Monday Blaze at Kan Street
A fire on Monday morning at a shop on 620 Dolazosa Street damaged property and burned $50 hidden cash inside. Authorities say the blaze started after a repairer worked on a loop, with initial assessments citing an accidental origin and no other suspicious activity detected. The local fire station reported $80 in damages from the incident.
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Dolazosa
Dani
Dallas Dyers and Cleaners Convene for National Meeting
About 2000 attendees gathered in Dallas for the National Cleaners convention. The event, announced Friday, will focus on industry changes and policy discussions affecting the dry cleaning trade.
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Dalla
Meience Valley
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